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Sunday, April 17, 2005
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Bowlers need to be more disciplinedOur pace bowlers need to pitch the ball on or around the good lengtharea and aim at the stumps. 
Momentum with Inzamam's teamIt is important to dismiss Shahid Afridi early, says Rahul Dravid 
Broad, Koertzen stopped from entering Ferozeshah KotlaNEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) Match Referee, Chris Broad, and umpire Rudi Koertzen got a taste of Delhi police treatment on Saturday. The two officials were stopped from entering Ferozeshah Kotla ground when they reached the ... 
John Wright: the man who gave the Indian team a new identityNEW DELHI: Indian cricket was in a nebulous state when he took over. It faced a phase of transition under a new captain and a battery of young men, most of them engaged in earning an identity in an immensely competitive league. John Wright took ... HOCKEY 
Tamil Nadu stuns Indian OilBPCL in last eight TENNIS 
Chin-Wei Chan clinches titleNina Bratchikova-Francesca Lubiani emerge doubles champions Cricket Afridi makes all the difference To have a third man and fine leg against Afridi is such a flawed field placement Other Stories
Tennis Dementieva scrambles past Srebotnik, into last four CHARLESTON (South Carolina): Second seed Elena Dementieva sent down 17 double faults but still scrambled past Katarina Srebotnik of Slovenia 6-3, 5-7, 6-4 in a match containing 20 breaks of serve in the quarterfinals of the Family Circle Cup on ... Other Stories
Football Badminton Basketball Chess This year I silenced my critics: Anand NEW DELHI: For more than a decade, Viswanathan Anand has remained an epitome of consistency. Without doubt, Anand's level of performance, motivation and the quality of results in this period place him in a different league. As a part of the ... Other Stories
Racing : Horse Star Strike shines MUMBAI, Star Strike and Samarinda shone when the horses were exercised here this morning. Outer sand 800m: Parwaaz (rb), Same Game (rb) 55, 600/41. They ended level. Leureus (rb) 57, 600/41.5. Easy. 1,000m: Ruby ... Other Stories
Sports : General India duty-bound to test in accredited labs Testing at Delhi lab meaningless till it gets accreditation The UNESCO Convention is a legally binding document for governments Other Stories
Squash Joshna aims to tie up with Bajwa NEW DELHI: Joshna Chinappa plans to join the stable of Satinder Pal Bajwa, the coach of former world squash champion Jansher Khan. ``I am hoping for a future commitment from Mr. Bajwa. He is quite interested in managing me and be my mentor,'' ... Volleyball Read Today's supplements: | Life | Magazine | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
 
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